New York Attorney General Letitia James' key argument about former President Donald Trump defrauding the banks falls flat, Trump attorney Jesse Binnall told Newsmax on Monday.
New York Attorney General Letitia James' key argument about former President Donald Trump defrauding the banks falls flat, Trump attorney Jesse Binnall told Newsmax on Monday.
"This was something where President Trump and his company always acted appropriately, and the banks who received these statements they acted appropriately, too," Binnall said. "They did their own valuations ... In order to get a proper valuation, you have to find what a willing buyer and a willing seller would agree on a price for. And, so, I think the expert testimony in this is going to be very, very important.
"The very, very sad thing is what this case does to the rule of law in America," Binnall said. "Something that we have always been proud about as Americans is no matter who you are, if you walk into a courtroom, you're going to receive fair justice."
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